[Libreoffice-ux-advise] Dropping the UX-Advise ML from META and topical BZ issues

[Heiko Tietze]

Hi Stuart,

the keyword needsUXAdvice should be a trigger to comment the hell out of an idea and make things shiny. It must not remain there as an alternative to the component (as it was in the past). Eventually I'd like to have a handful of tickets with the keyword - and we measure our performance on the time an advice is given. But that won't work with >100 tickets.

CC'ing the ML is another question; no special preference from my side (doing the same as you with those emails). It has been decided to delete the ML from CC when the keyword is removed. But that's optional IMHO.

More opinions are welcome.

Cheers,
Heiko

On 02.11.2017 14:43, V Stuart Foote wrote:
> Heiko,
> 
> Have noticed you are liberally deleting the UX-Advise ML recipient 
> from BZ META issues and some topical issues. Is there a reason?
> 
> While these issues may have had their Keyword "needUXEval" removed 
> (or not assigned) use of the UX-Advise ML remains an efficient way
> to route the BZ comments to the UX and Design team.
> 
> Every BZ issue you remove it from deletes that topic from visibility 
> by the team.  And folks have to manually add themselves to an issue 
> should they desire to follow along--which for most of the META we 
> do.
> 
> It costs nothing to keep the ML recipient in place (personally with 
> mail rule filters I route all the UX-Design related mail out of my 
> inbox to a mail folder where they can be reviewed while I am
> thinking about LibreOffice).
> 
> If with discussion there is some consensus to do this, I'll 
> concede--but my personal preference is to leave the ML in place for 
> the META and topical issues in BZ. Folks that find the volume too 
> high can take the ML as digest or even remove themselves from the 
> ML.
> 
> Stuart
> 

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